Bridesmaids Dressfor Summer Evening at Officers Club
A breezy wedding eve reception at the Officers' Club featured bridesmaids in varied pastels and dotted silks. Guests included Linda Grayson Heidt, Pinkie Maverick, Ella Bergman and Patton Echols among others, with plans for summer travel and a Washington visit detailed for several attendees.
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Pinkie Maverick Damisex
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Col
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Helen
Watlington
Ella Bergman
Ella
Patton Echols
Darbthy
Kelly
E. H. McDaniel
Captain McDaniel
Theft of Baskets Draws Jail Term
Fam Perales of Marlin and Trinity streets pleaded guilty in County Court at law No 2 to theft under $50. He was fined 10 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail for stealing 20 dozen empty baskets valued at 12 dollars from A Gonzales at 603 Smitty Serr Suba street on February 2.
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Marlin and
Trinity Streets
A. Gonzales
Smitty Serr Suba Street
Insurgent air attack on Valencia port repelled
Four insurgent planes hit Valencia port, capital of the central Spanish government, before anti aircraft guns and government ships drove them off. One small harbor vessel was hit by an aerial bomb, causing slight damage.
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Valencia
Spain
Colleen Moore to Debut Doll House Exhibit in City
Colleen Moore of silent films will appear with the In Jo gle Brothers company to personally direct and unveil a $493,000 doll house. The exhibit opens Tuesday June 22 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily with a preview Monday night June 21 from 8 to 10 p.m. at Soske’s Unrowel June 30.
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Soske
Umnrowel
Madrid and Valencia in Rebel Attacks Report
The insurgents attacked Madrid with over 1000 shells killing 26 in the streets and wounding many, while Valencia endured air raids as four rebel planes bombed the port area. British efforts sought expanded neutral shipping zones and protection from the warring sides, amid tensions over non intervention patrols. Insurgents near Madrid said they discovered a government burial ground including Albert Darah, commander of the second International Brigade.
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Madrid
Velencia
Spain
Germany
Italy
Almeria
Te Granja
Albert Darah
Second International Brigade
Lewes May Be Site for New Army Coast Defense Unit
Lewes Delaware a town of fewer than two thousand at Delaware Bay entrance may be chosen by war department officials as the site of a new army coast defense unit the Three Hundred Fifty-first Coast Artillery Lewes whose military importance dates to the Revolution War of 1812 and World War I is under consideration after a group of army officers inspected sites and plan to return for further study.
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Army Coast
Daves
Del
Delaware Bay
War Départment
Army
Loyalist Leader Killed at Front in Spain
An insurgent communique reports Col Albert Durad of the Loyalist Vaterna Brigade killed in action near Salamanca on the Madrid front. Despite bad weather delaying Bilbao front operations, fighting continued near Cordoba where 60 Loyalists were killed and many wounded in an air attack on Gravada.
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Spain
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Vaterna
Madrid
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Bilbao
Cordoba
O Gravada
Six Man Movie Ends At Jail On Broadway Case
Police question Tommy Ryan and Johnny McLaughlin over a daring Broadway trip and a $10 bill. Investigators test a towel-and-clock device as they seek the source of the money claimed to be earned by nickels and dimes. Both boys deny giving up any conclusive detail.
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Fleet Avenue
Tommy Ryan
Broadway
Abe Shaprow
Gan
Buddy
Gabby
Tommy
Johnny McLaughlin
Shaplow
East Pifty-first Street
Johnny
Georgians Vote on New Deal Measures in Georgia
Geor gians voted on 46 constitutional amendments and the repeal of the 21 year old prohibition law. Governor Rivers supported the amendments and Talmadge urged defeat. The dry law was upheld by about 2000 votes, ending the off year political clash between Rivers and Talmadge.
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Atlanta
EB. D. Rivers
Eugenie Talmadge
Talmadge
Retenton
Rivers
Georgia
Tax payment deadline near as city plans penalty
City tax payments without penalty continue after May 21 deadline. Commissioner Frank Bushick said the books will close soon and a penalty will be imposed by week’s end. Monday receipts totaled $53,574.81, lifting year total to $3,576,815.95, about $240,000 under last year.
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Frank Bushick
Bushick
Rotary delegates claim monopoly on group singing at NICE convention
Rotary International delegates from Japan Yugoslavia and South Africa told Americans that their clubs sing syncheons with equal enthusiasm. Walter Br Jenkins of Houston Texas and Bernard Vessey of Colorado Springs discussed the important issue of making food sound vendors in Rotary clubs. Bargains in furniture and appliances advertised in Olasa.
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Nice
France
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Walter Br, Jenkins
Houston
Texas
Bernard Vessey
Colorado Springs
Britain offers new three point proposal on Spanish conflict
London reports Britain proposes restoring Germany and Italy to the non intervention committee and extending neutral shipping safety zones. It seeks assurances to abstain from provocations such as the Deutschland bombing in Ibiza harbor and calls for consultation by Britain France Germany and Italy if needed. The outlook remains cautious in European chancelleries.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Safegmard Hurape
Cew
Spain
Ibiza
Britain
France
Boy Scouts Aid Traffic Counting in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 8 scouts stood at street corners to assist city officials with traffic counting. Observers noted their notebooks and maps as the scouts gathered data to identify the busiest corners in the city.
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BOY Scouts
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Refugees Arrive in Mexico From Spain
Four hundred eighty thousand children refugees from Spain travel by train into Mexico and march ashore at Morelia to reach sanctuary during the civil war. Spectators cheer as the travelers arrive, and a cable from President Lazaro Cárdenas informs Madrid Valencia government leader Manuel Azanza of the move as a symbol uniting the two nations.
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Mexico
Spain
Morelia
Mexique
Lazaro Cardongs
Manuel Azanz
Madrid-Valencia
German cruiser Bluecher launched amid war warning
Germany launched the second cruiser of three in its naval program. Vice Admiral Conrad Albrecht urged being first to attack if war comes. The ten-thousand ton ship carries eight 5 inch guns and was christened Bluecher as she slid down the ways. Marines shorten enlistment height minimums from 68 to 64 inches in the U S Marine Corps.
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Germany
Conrad Albrecht
San Francisco
United States Marine Corps
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